We were around the corner at the Pit and decided to walk over to Father & Son. We had read some…read moregood things. We were just browsing. Now, we do go to more than the average persons number of antique fairs and locations in local NC states. That being said, prices were a bit on the high side but selection was good. Attendant was very friendly.

I went looking for 80's clothing. Way overpriced! Most items were $30+. A little salt shaker was…read more$50! Add the parking situation and it was a wasted trip.

When you enter the trunk show you can expect vintage meets consignment from the moment you head…read moredown stairs. You're greeted by the staff and then are able to peruse through the several separate rooms finding fun and kitchen items abound to meet your fancy. If you can't find it here then you're not going to find it! Things are decently priced by the specific vendor and well preserved. I found some handmade soap that smells like the ocean as well as a local artist coasters and a vintage leather bracelets as well as several other things. It's a dangerously fun it's fine if you're in the area definitely pop in!

Fun little spot to walk around and maybe find a treasure or two. My partner and I went in on a whim…read moreafter breakfast on Saturday and found Christmas glasses that matched our set perfectly! And it was all reasonably priced.

Downtown Raleigh Local Art Vibes…read more I love the owner, the atmosphere, and the clothing selection. There are many cool Hot Wheels sweaters and other nostalgic brands. If you're looking to support Raleigh's local art scene, this place is perfect for you.

short review for a short visit…read more Went a bit after Christmas 2025, and it was cold out, and all of the indoor venues were closed for renovations, and the outside vendors that they had were very sparce, and the same. They all had clothing or shoes for sale, of which, the quality was not as good as thrift shop. I will come back again in the spring, if the renovations are complete.

What a disappointment. This is basically just a junk/garage sale. Booth after booth of old faded…read moredirty stuff.

Is Gremlina a female gremlin? I did not see her but I entered a colorful world from decades past…read morewhen I walked through the door. The impressionist style artwork with vintage frames (painted by friendly owner Debra) lit up every part of this large store. My favorite area held racks of vintage clothes, shoes and jewelry. Gremlina has lots of treasures at reasonable prices. Set aside some time to browse and don't miss the four storage rooms in the back!

The store is absolutely lovely with many great quality furnitures and other decorative items…read more We went there the first time and got ourselves a table and already planned to come back for more things. The owner Debby is super nice, we like the fact that she is very helpful when we asked for information then she let us browse around freely. We believe that the price is always goes with the value, to compare with some other vintage stores, it seemed that Gremlina is a little pricier, but Debby has put her heart and knowledge to picking up great pieces and curated her store very well so it worth it.

Whenever I come to downtown Raleigh I like to stop by the store. The store partners with women in…read moreAfghanistan and Ethiopia and all over the world for a fair trade. I really like their clothes because they are modern and affordable however well-made. When I walked into the store yesterday they had free apple cider that you can sip on while walking around and shopping. Besides clothing they also have jewelry and candles and cards and little knickknacks. There is a kids section with kids toys and books about how to be inclusive. I love their vibe and it's a very nice store which also has Instagram stories weekly so you can kind of see what they have in stock before you go there. It is a small business so it's nice to shop small.

I had the most wonderful time "shopping with a purpose" at The Flourish Market's new…read morelocation..downtown Raleigh..at 307 W. Martin St. Raleigh, NC 27601. It is a block up from Cam Museum and one block from Morgan Street food hall. *****PARKING TIP: Street parking is free after 5pm, and if those spots aren't available, there are several paid parking lots around the corner. The Flourish Market is a unique boutique that sells sustainable fashions, gifts,accessories and more from artisians! It is a space owned by a woman who is a champion for all women. There is so much positive energy in that store, that you can't help but to keep coming back for more! The staff will welcome you and serve you a rasberry mimosa or La Croix for you to enjoy while shopping. This new and larger location also offers: * a coworking space called The Locality, for Triangle-based female entrepreneurs * a new coffee lounge * more dressing rooms * a larger selection of gift items * the addition of baby and children's clothing * more home decor items *a space for the expansion of the store's online business ***SHOPPING TIP: Stop by The Florish Market in Downtown Raleigh,NC until August 1st to pick out a new favorite find. Use code SHOPWITHMEANING in-store or online for 20% OFF your 1st purchase! * What I purchased : I got some metal straws, which my daughter has been asking for to help save the turtles..They were $3 each. I treated myself to a floral print,summer dress for $42! It has pockets and I just love how it flows and feels on my skin!

Great selection of clothing, jewelry, accessories & home decor. Perfect for gifts of all occasions!…read more Bet you also leave with a gift for yourself! Check out their frozen food section! All locally made dishes are ready to take home and bake. I've tried the pot roast casserole, taco bake, sausage dip & ham rolls. All were tasty & make great gifts for your neighbors. Christmas morning, I'm serving their crab quiche! Can't wait! Remember to shop local & support our area's family-owned businesses!

We stumbled across this shop when we got lost in the Five Points neighborhood and what a find! It…read moreis a former convenience store (hence the name) turned shop filled with lots of unique vintage and contemporary jewelry, clothing, home décor, all with a Southern preppy feel. And, because it was a convenience store, there is a bank of coolers with six packs of local beer, Locopops and ready-to-go-meals- craziness! The store is organized by vignette and theme, making browsing fun. I found the prices to be really good, especially on the jewelry, which is displayed on tables and probably 25% of the inventory. The staff is super friendly and based on their Facebook page; they seem to have lots of fun events.